| Description | From: Adam Patoun
The prior and convent of Canterbury Cathedral Priory have taken all the lands and tenements which Peter le Porcher acquired of their fee at Wood [in Acol]in the Isle of Thanet into their hands as their escheat because Peter, who held the lands of the priory, was a bastard and died without heirs. The priory grants Adam ½ an acre of land in Wood which Peter acquired of Humphrey Patoun, Adam's father, for an annual payment of 12d, payable as specified at the priory's manor of Monkton.
Given at Canterbury.
Witnesses: William de morstone; William de Arundel; Hamo of Broadgate [in Birchington]; Alexander of Alland [in Minster in Thanet]; Geoffrey of Westgate; Thomas Poncyn; Alexander the clerk
Endorsed with description and note of registration in early 14th cent hands. |